The English Teacher
We all have this one favorite teacher, who is easily the coolest and strongest person we have ever encountered. For me, its my English Teacher...
Not
that she doesn't weep,
Speeding
down the streets as a vague violet glint,
Her
sharp features held high and erect against wind's sway,
With
the sun adding to her bronze, a golden tint,
My teacher roars away every day.
Grinning
as she steps over the threshold,
With
a casual wave,
She
entwines the class in her mystic hold,
Where
every pupil knows to learn, to laugh -and to behave.
Alive
did Shakespeare, Frost and Eyre trod in her classes,
Where
she took us each day on a voyage,
We
sped in horses tearing through white, frozen land masses,
Yea,
scooped up gold, bathing in the rising sun's shimmering gaze.
On
papers did we slay dragons and beasts,
Gripping
our swords tight as they rose to the sky, menacing fangs bared,
Yea,
met rich merchants and their mistresses in feasts,
As
they drank deeply from glasses, sparkling red wine, nodding as greetings n
gambles were shared.
Deep
and frightening as a moody sea,
Her
anger would rise at times,
Scorching
pupil who stand small, trembling and guilty,
Yet
clearing in no time, with a lopsided smile, giving way to bright sunshine.
As
that star, unfailing and trusty,
She
lights my way home,
As
the darkness around her thickened, black and murky,
The
more brightly she shone.
But
that she smiles after she does,
And
says "Am okay", be it sorrow however deep,
Makes
her stand up again, strong and fit to lead us.
She
gave us a language,
That
stirred our souls to speak out, clear and loud,
Forged
for us our metal, to etch upon our glorious visage,
Yea!
Showed us how nice it is to be boundlessly loved!
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